choose the correct answer and explain WHY the answer you chose is correct, andwhy the other possibilities are not correct. 5. Which child requires in-depth nutrition assessment due tochanges in body composition?a. A child with drug-nutrient interactions that increasesleepinessb.JA child who appears thing and uses a wheelchair mostof the timec. A child with seizures with a BMI at the 50" percentiled. A child with ASD who looks thing and refuses avariety of foods6. When a child has a chronic condition that limits activity,such as spina bifida, what is the greaconcern?long-term nutritiona. Protein limiting growthb. Modified food textures to avoid eating difficultiesc. Excessive calorie intake further limiting mobilityd. Intake of calcium and vitamin D to prevent bonefractures

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Phlebotomy Essentials

6th Edition

ISBN:9781451194524

Author:Ruth McCall, Cathee M. Tankersley MT(ASCP)

Publisher:Ruth McCall, Cathee M. Tankersley MT(ASCP)

Chapter1: Phlebotomy: Past And Present And The Healthcare Setting

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choose the correct answer and explain WHY the answer you chose is correct, and
why the other possibilities are not correct.

5. Which child requires in-depth nutrition assessment due to
changes in body composition?
a. A child with drug-nutrient interactions that increase
sleepiness
b.JA child who appears thing and uses a wheelchair most
of the time
c. A child with seizures with a BMI at the 50" percentile
d. A child with ASD who looks thing and refuses a
variety of foods
6. When a child has a chronic condition that limits activity,
such as spina bifida, what is the grea
concern?
long-term nutrition
a. Protein limiting growth
b. Modified food textures to avoid eating difficulties
c. Excessive calorie intake further limiting mobility
d. Intake of calcium and vitamin D to prevent bone
fractures

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